Events happening in Oakville.

Sat, Apr 10 – Sun, Apr 11

Freedom

Tales of courage and imagination unfold across a vivid orchestral landscape. The program features the shimmering colours of Ravel's Daphnis et Chloé Suite No. 2 and the dramatic finale "Festival at Baghdad" from Rimsky-Korsakov's Scheherazade, music inspired by legendary tales of survival and storytelling. In collaboration with Theatre Sheridan, rising musical theatre performers join the orchestra for selections from Stephen Sondheim's Company. Canadian composer Katerina Gimon's Roots Beneath and Sibelius' Oceanides complete the journey through music inspired by myth, nature, and the human spirit.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $78

Thu, Apr 15 – Sun, Apr 18

Come From Away

Come From Away, with book, music, and lyrics by Irene Sankoff and David Hein, returns to Oakville, where it had its very first performance. When 38 planes are unexpectedly grounded in Gander, Newfoundland on September 11, 2001, 7,000 stranded passengers from around the world are welcomed by locals with open arms. What begins as an international crisis becomes a story of compassion, resilience, and hope. Filled with heart and humor, the musical features a Celtic-inspired score and celebrates how communities can find light in each other during the darkest moments.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $44

Thursday, April 22nd

8:00PM

Just for Laughs

The Just for Laughs Road Show brings alumni comedians from the world's largest and most prestigious comedy festival to Oakville. The touring show features stand-up performers who have appeared at Just for Laughs. The Road Show is part of a larger Ontario tour in 2027.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $75

Saturday, April 24th

8:00PM

Three Roads Home

Three Roads Home brings together three acclaimed Canadian singer-songwriters — James Keelaghan, Irish Mythen, and Stephen Fearing — for an evening of songs and stories rooted in shared Irish heritage. All three artists draw on deep Irish roots that shape their music, storytelling, and sense of identity. While grounded in the Canadian folk tradition, their songs echo the melodies, language, and spirit of Ireland. The program ranges from rebel ballads and poetic laments to heartfelt reflections and moments of laughter. Together on stage, these three artists create an intimate, moving experience — a journey through personal history, musical kinship, and the timeless power of song to connect people across generations and oceans.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $55

Sat, Apr 24 – Sun, Apr 25

Jenkins' REQUIEUM

Karl Jenkins' Requiem, performed by Masterworks of Oakville Chorus & Orchestra.

Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School

Sunday, April 25th

3:00PM – 5:30PM

Jenkins' REQUIEUM

Karl Jenkins' Requiem performed by Masterworks of Oakville Chorus & Orchestra.

Holy Trinity Catholic Secondary School

Wednesday, April 28th

8:00PM

Oakville Sings

Can You Sing Canada is an all-ages singing showcase that discovers local talent and puts performers onstage with a professional rock band. The show will feature 15–20 local singers performing live across genres including rock, country, piano ballads, crooner, and pop. Now in its seventh year, Can You Sing Canada is known for uncovering genuine local voices and creating moments where courage and community resonate with audiences. The backing band is made up of seasoned Canadian musicians with experience performing alongside artists such as Burton Cummings, Big Wreck, Moist, David Usher, Helix, and Killer Dwarfs. The event is interactive — expect crowd sing-alongs, hand-clapping, foot-stomping, and shared moments of pride.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $55

Thu, Apr 29 – Fri, Apr 30

Classic Albums Live: Appetite for Destruction

Classic Albums Live presents a two-act tribute to Guns N' Roses. Act One is a note-for-note recreation of a Guns N' Roses album, featuring "Welcome to the Jungle," "Sweet Child O' Mine," "Paradise City," and more. Act Two celebrates the band's legacy with a collection of their greatest hits. The performance aims for album-accurate sound and musicianship without costumes or theatrics.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $75

Sat, May 1 – Sun, May 2

Triumph

Pianist Jarred Dunn performs Schumann's Piano Concerto in A minor, bringing passionate lyricism to one of the Romantic repertoire's most beloved works. Soprano Teresa Tucci joins the orchestra for Mozart's Exultate, jubilate, a work of exuberant joy and vocal brilliance. The program also features Beethoven's Egmont Overture, John Estacio's Avé, and Rimsky-Korsakov's Capriccio Espagnol, a dazzling orchestral showpiece that brings the season to a festive close.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $78

Friday, May 7th

8:00PM

Tim Hicks

Tim Hicks is a Canadian country music singer-songwriter from St. Catharines, Ontario. Since his 2012 debut single "Get By," he has achieved eighteen top ten hits on the Canada Country chart, including "Throw Down," "5:01," "Shake These Walls," and "New Tattoo." Hicks' catalogue spans multiple acclaimed releases: Throw Down, 5:01, 5:01+, Shake These Walls, New Tattoo, Wreck This, Campfire Troubadour, and Talk To Time. His chart success includes two #1 singles ("No Truck Song" and "What A Song Should Do") and seventeen Top 10 radio hits. His accolades include five JUNO Award nominations, CCMA Award wins, one DOUBLE PLATINUM selling single, five PLATINUM selling singles, ten GOLD singles, and one GOLD album. He has accumulated over 220 million collective streams, 35 million YouTube views, multiple sold-out headlining dates, and back-to-back national tours.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $90

Saturday, May 8th

1:00PM

Splash'N Boots

Splash'N Boots is a Canadian children's music duo consisting of Nick Adams (Splash) and Taes Leavitt (Boots). With 20 years of experience, they have become known for creating music and concert experiences for children of all ages. Beyond their performances, Splash'N Boots are committed to advocacy and community support. They have worked with organizations including Sick Kids Hospital, Camp Ooch, Plus1, MusiCounts, Kids Up Front, and the Starlight Foundation. They created and steward Lucas's Letters, a pen pal program for children with autism that encourages connection through letter-writing.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $25

Wednesday, May 12th

8:00PM

Gowan

Lawrence Gowan is a keyboardist and vocalist born in Glasgow, Scotland, and raised in Canada. As a solo artist in the 1980s and '90s, he released six studio albums, earning four Platinum and three Gold certifications in Canada, plus one Gold single. His 1985 album Strange Animal, recorded at the legendary Tittenhurst Park studio in England (where John Lennon recorded Imagine), went triple platinum in Canada. The music video for his song "A Criminal Mind" won the Juno Award for Best Video in 1985. Gowan's solo work has featured collaborations with musicians including Jon Anderson (Yes), Alex Lifeson (Rush), Robert Fripp (King Crimson), Tony Levin (King Crimson and Peter Gabriel), and others. Four of his songs have been certified SOCAN (ASCAP) Classic Awards, each surpassing 100,000 spins on Canadian radio. In 1998, he performed his original composition "Healing Waters" with the BBC Orchestra at the opening of Princess Diana's Memorial at Althorp, England. He received a star on the Scarborough, Toronto Walk of Fame in 2011. Since joining Styx in 1999 as keyboardist and one of three lead vocalists, Gowan has recorded four studio albums and three live DVDs/Blu-rays with the band, performing more than 1,600 shows worldwide.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $95

Thursday, May 13th

8:00PM

Story Slam

Big Ticket, Studio Sessions presents the Story Slam Series, celebrating a community that recognizes the dignity and worth of every person. The series features storytellers sharing authentic, powerful narratives in an intimate setting with the audience. Each story is a soul-searching exercise, drawing on an intense creative process to craft and present a heartfelt narrative. As storytellers process their world, they can discover enlightenment through the act of telling. The format is inspired by the three main stages of the "Hero's Journey," a narrative pattern identified by mythologist Joseph Campbell. Campbell asserted that storytelling and myths relate to our search for truth, meaning, and significance.

Oakville Centre — Studio Theatre - Lower Level · $30

Friday, May 14th

8:00PM

Classic Albums Live: Crime of the Century

Classic Albums Live recreates iconic albums with meticulous precision. Founder Craig Martin explains the philosophy: "We created something that endures and connects. We don't dress up or wear any sort of costume. All our energy is put into the music. We want the performance to sound exactly like the album. These albums are sacred to people. We deliver exactly what we promote — 'note for note, cut for cut' accuracy." Act One is a note-for-note recreation of the album, bringing every detail to life with exacting precision. Act Two celebrates the band's legacy with an electrifying collection of their greatest hits, including "School," "Bloody Well Right," "Dreamer," and many more.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $75

Saturday, May 15th

8:00PM

Classic Albums Live: Breakfast in America (Sold Out)

Classic Albums Live recreates a legendary album in two captivating acts. Act One delivers a flawless, note-for-note recreation of the iconic album, bringing every detail to life with exacting precision. Act Two celebrates the band's legacy with an electrifying collection of their greatest hits, including "The Logical Song," "Goodbye Stranger," "Take the Long Way Home," and many more. The performance prioritizes the music above all else. There are no costumes or theatrics — all energy is devoted to delivering the album exactly as recorded. The founder describes the mission: "These albums are sacred to people. We deliver exactly what we promote — 'note for note, cut for cut' accuracy."

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $75

Sunday, May 16th

3:00PM – 5:00PM

Belgium: Energy & Elegance

A high-energy finale celebrating one of Europe's great brass traditions. Intrada Brass of Oakville performs as part of their 26/27 season collection, Brass From Away and At Home. The event runs 2 hours and is open to all ages. Refunds are available up to 7 days before the event.

St Johns United

Sunday, May 16th

7:30PM

Beethoven's 7th Symphony

Classical, Orchestral Individual ticket Premium (Rows DEF 11-25, GH 11-26): $65 Regular: $50 Under 30: $30 Student: $20 Under 13: $15 Group 10+: $45 Enjoy an evening devoted to the brilliance of the Classical era, featuring music by two of its greatest composers. Mozart's spirited Overture to Idomeneo opens the concert with dramatic energy, followed by his lyrical and elegant Violin Concerto No. 4, performed by Bennett Van Barr, prize-winner of the Oakville Chamber Orchestra's 2026 Youth Concerto Competition. Showcasing both virtuosity and expressive warmth, this beloved concerto highlights the remarkable talent of a rising young artist. After intermission, the orchestra presents Beethoven's Symphony No. 7, a work celebrated for its irresistible rhythmic vitality and exuberant spirit. From Mozart's grace and refinement to Beethoven's powerful musical energy, this program offers an engaging journey through some of the finest orchestral music ever written while celebrating the next generation of exceptional Canadian musicians.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $50

Friday, May 21st

8:00PM

Moving Parts

Moving Parts is a celebration of song and dance featuring the Oakville Choir for Children and Youth and Fujiwara Dance Inventions. The performance explores how we might respond to the chaos and challenges of the world around us — asking whether we can be curious, creative, daring, and kind. Through great songs, the voices of the choir, and the moving dancers of Fujiwara Dance Inventions, the work aims to move and uplift audiences.

Oakville Centre — AEG Liebherr Auditorium · $25